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Academic
level:
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College (1-2 years: Freshmen,
Sophomore)
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Subject
or discipline:
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Philosophy
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Title:
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Writer's choice
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Number
of sources:
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0
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Provide
digital sources used:
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No
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Paper
format:
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MLA
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#
of pages:
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1
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Spacing:
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Double spaced
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#
of words:
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275
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#
of slides:
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ppt icon 0
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Paper
details:
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Perhaps the most irritating
element of the dialogues is that Socrates gets all of the say about
everything. As a final essay question, I want you to Socratize Socrates. That
is, I want you to locate one place where you feel he has passed an
"untruth" as a "truth" (of using faulty logic or
misdirecting the situation) and explain how you would correct or refute him.
Be sure to mention why you think this approach would work and whether you
deployed any rhetorical appeals or portions of the Socratic Method to do so.
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